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FL
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 7:01 am    Post subject: Video Capture Cards for DVD Reply with quote
Can someone help me out. I can't seem to find good information on brands of
video capture cards. Basically I want to take my VHS and 8mm videotapes and
convert them to DVD format.

What is a good capture card (usb 2.0)? I want the sound and video quality to
be excellent. All of my tapes now are in stereo.

I would spend up to $250 for a capture device that is bulletproof and
foolproof. Let me know if anyone has any success with the device they are
using.

Thanks,
Frank

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ON2DVD
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:04 am    Post subject: Re: Video Capture Cards for DVD Reply with quote
Unless you plan to do much editing you might be better served to buy a
settop DVD recorder.

Unfortunately for $250 bucks you won't get the quality you're looking for.


"FL" <welshdragon@ameritech.net> wrote in message
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Quote:
Can someone help me out. I can't seem to find good information on brands
of
video capture cards. Basically I want to take my VHS and 8mm videotapes
and
convert them to DVD format.

What is a good capture card (usb 2.0)? I want the sound and video quality
to
be excellent. All of my tapes now are in stereo.

I would spend up to $250 for a capture device that is bulletproof and
foolproof. Let me know if anyone has any success with the device they are
using.

Thanks,
Frank



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luminos
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 9:07 am    Post subject: Re: Video Capture Cards for DVD Reply with quote
I am using the ADS Instant DVD 2.0 . It is $169 US. At least on my 2.8 Ghz
1 meg RAM Dell Optiplex, the result is very good with no dropped frames.




"ON2DVD" <mark@remove_on2dvd.com.au> wrote in message
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Quote:
Unless you plan to do much editing you might be better served to buy a
settop DVD recorder.

Unfortunately for $250 bucks you won't get the quality you're looking for.


"FL" <welshdragon@ameritech.net> wrote in message
news:voigd.17624$5b1.3601@newssvr17.news.prodigy.com...
Can someone help me out. I can't seem to find good information on brands
of
video capture cards. Basically I want to take my VHS and 8mm videotapes
and
convert them to DVD format.

What is a good capture card (usb 2.0)? I want the sound and video quality
to
be excellent. All of my tapes now are in stereo.

I would spend up to $250 for a capture device that is bulletproof and
foolproof. Let me know if anyone has any success with the device they are
using.

Thanks,
Frank





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